1930s Original French Art Deco Tin, Goudron Scotter Tin - Dupin (after) fat This pochoir - created when

This pochoir - created when single layers of color are added by hand to a lithograph using a stencil - is a plate from the eighth issue published in June 1913

billboards and advertisements - essentially creating a lasting and unforgettable image of a brand for consumers

made from white wine added to an infusion of herbs and spices

He adopted a camp and effeminate manner on stage as part of his theatrical persona

1930s Original French Art Deco Tin, Goudron Scotter Tin - Dupin (after) fat This pochoir - created whenDate: Unknown, most likely 1930s Size: 8. 5 x 11 inches Artist: Dupin, Leon (after) Advertising tins and cartons were very popular during the Art Deco period in Europe and this wonderful example from France shows us just why. Done in the style d'apres' Leon Dupin, one of the best and most creative artists of the French Deco period, Scotter Aperitif produced this advertising in tin and carton form (we have both). This particular piece measures 12. 75 x